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... fantasy . Perhaps all we can really say about autobiographical novels is that they are novels which reveal this connection between the life ... fantasy . Dickens creates a comic inflation and deflation of the fantasy 60 Particularities.
... fantasy . Perhaps all we can really say about autobiographical novels is that they are novels which reveal this connection between the life ... fantasy . Dickens creates a comic inflation and deflation of the fantasy 60 Particularities.
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... fantasy and romantic imagery of David's immature loves . Charlotte Brontë has an intense analysis of the nature and the origin of fantasy in Jane's deprivation and ennui before she meets Rochester . George Eliot discusses and dramatizes ...
... fantasy and romantic imagery of David's immature loves . Charlotte Brontë has an intense analysis of the nature and the origin of fantasy in Jane's deprivation and ennui before she meets Rochester . George Eliot discusses and dramatizes ...
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... fantasy of death , the fantasy of reconciliation , and the fantasy of being finally righted and understood . Henry James's suggestion that Maggie might call back Stephen was nowhere within range of the novel's contingencies : Maggie ...
... fantasy of death , the fantasy of reconciliation , and the fantasy of being finally righted and understood . Henry James's suggestion that Maggie might call back Stephen was nowhere within range of the novel's contingencies : Maggie ...
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